Palemoon recently started to use 25% of my CPU (= 2 threads) instead of the usual 1-2 percent. How can I find which tab/addon causes this? I can see that plugin-container process consumes 0%, all consumption is directly by palemoon process. I tried disabling various extensions and closing various tabs, then restarting the browser, but the results are inconclusive and it's not realy practical with the amount of tabs/addons that I have open.
Is there a way to see CPU consumption per tab or per extension, or to narrow it somehow? I'm running 26.0.3.
How to find CPU consuming tabs (sth like Chrome task manager)
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Black_Fox
Re: How to find CPU consuming tabs (sth like Chrome task manager)
Tried to stop the browser, but even a minute after closing all windows it continued consuming CPU, usually it closes within a few seconds. Tried attaching gdb, but not sure how much useful information this provides.
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This is on Ubuntu 14.04.3. Should I move it into the Linux section or is this a multiplatform issue?
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Re: How to find CPU consuming tabs (sth like Chrome task manager)
Moved to the Linux board.
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Re: How to find CPU consuming tabs (sth like Chrome task manager)
Unable to reproduce on Manjaro or Mint. Perhaps try a new profile to determine if an extension or setting is the culprit.
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Black_Fox
Re: How to find CPU consuming tabs (sth like Chrome task manager)
Seems that either updating Pale Moon and/or lowering the version of Privacy Badger extension to the one recommended at Pale Moon addons portal may have helped, at least there have been no weird CPU usage spikes since.
So, is there generally any kind of task manager functionality/switch/extension which would help me next time I experience something like that?
So, is there generally any kind of task manager functionality/switch/extension which would help me next time I experience something like that?


